English Skills with Readings 7th Edition by John Langan

Exercise 115

Insert quotation marks or underlines where needed in the sentences that follow.
1. Don't you ever wash your car Lola asked Tony.
2. When the washer tilted and began to buzz, Martha shouted, Let's get rid of that stupid machine!
3. Take all you want, read the sign above the cafeteria salad bar, but please eat all you take.
4. After scrawling formulas all over the board with lightning speed, my math instructor was fond of asking, Any questions now
5. Move that heap! the truck driver yelled. I'm trying to make a living here.
6. I did a summary of an article titled Aspirin and Heart Attacks in the latest issue of Time.
7. Writer's block is something that happens to everyone at times, the instructor explained. You simply have to keep writing to break out of it.
8. A passenger in the car ahead of Clyde threw food wrappers and empty cups out the window. That man, said Clyde to his son, is a human pig.
9. If you are working during the day, said the counselor, the best way to start college is with a night course or two.
10. I told the dentist that I wanted Novocain. Don't be a sissy, he said. A little pain won't hurt. I told him that a little pain wouldn't hurt him, but it would bother me